FS: DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness

After providing the DRL Bypass for over a year now, I've decided to offer it at a lower cost.

Original Price: $60 shipped
*REDUCED Price: $45 shipped


I've also changed my Return/Exchange Policy:

*Return/Exchange:
Void after 30 days from date of delivery.
Void if the DRL bypass is tampered in anyway. I will know, I made it.
Valid only for defected/faulty products.
If it's been over 30 days since date of delivery, I can offer a repair service. Contact me for more info.

You can now purchase my DRL Bypass through Ebay. I recently found out someone also began to provide the DRL Bypass on Ebay. If you check out his ad, you'll see that he made no effort to describe his own and virtually copied my description of this product. Please show your support by purchasing my DRL Bypass as I've been serving the Lancer community for over a year.

Thank you for all your past/present/future support! It's been a pleasure to serve you all.

All transactions will now take place via Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180515802509

 

Yes, they should work no problem. However, I suggest purchasing HID's from DDMTuning instead--as they sell it for much cheaper. :wink:

 

Thanks for recommending my product!

BUMP for Sunday!

 

First off, that is only a Standard 9006 Relay Harness. This alone will NOT disable your DRL's NOR eliminate the HID flicker. I don't want others to get confused, so I will clarify my product. I construct an electronic circuit specifically designed to eliminate the DRL's. I then build this circuit WITHIN a standard Relay Harness--thus, DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness.

I am no company or business. I am simply a full-time student with a part-time job, looking to make some extra cash on the side. I have other important priorities, but I still continue to offer this DRL Bypass to the Lancer community. Some people tend to overlook the time/labor involved in providing these to the community. Not only do I build/modify each one, but I also test & confirm them before I sell them to any customer. This guarantees that the customer receives a 100% working DRL Bypass for their purchase. To top that off, I even offer a warranty/return/exchange policy. Again, I am no business, and if I really wanted to, I don't have to offer any of these extra services; But I do, and some seem to take it for granted.

Now I understand the DRL Bypass is rather expensive to some people. In fact, this is why I reduced the price after a year of providing the DRL Bypass. The price is now $45 shipped--$15 savings off my regular price. That being said, this DRL Bypass isn't for everyone. For those that have trouble dropping some cash, there are countless ways to disable/bypass the DRL's that can cost less than $5. However, I provide a Plug & Play solution that does not require any type of splicing/cutting to disable the DRL's, and with that, there comes a price tag.

This response isn't geared towards anyone in particular. I'm simply stating my side of the story. Hope you can full comprehend my perspective.

 

It sounds like you may have an intermittent connection. First, check the fuse located on the red power cable. Then, make sure all the plugs are seated correctly, and the grounds properly bolted.

If the problem still persists, remove your HID's completely. Install your Stock OEM Bulbs along with the DRL Bypass. If the DRL's activate, then the problem is the DRL Bypass. If they do not, then the problem is your HID kit.

 

Haha, thanks for the free bump and birthday greeting!

 

Unfortunately I'm unaware of a how-to that shows how to wire AE's to your DRL's. However, I do know that you can source the DRL signal from the Passenger-side Headlight Plug.